I have a page where while the page loads, I put an **absolute DIV** over all of my content with "`height:100%`" that states "the page is loading...".
However, it appears from the scrollbar that the height of the page is 100% + the height of the content.
This immediately goes away once the page loads and the overlay absolute positioned DIV is set to `display:none`.
This happens in Firefox 3, Chrome, IE6.
**Any ideas on how to make height:100%, just 100% and not more?**
// content is dynamically loaded into this div via AJAX
**Update**: it appears the problem is that I have "top:45%". How do move that DIV to the center of the page (since it's a "page is loading message") without causing this same problem all over again?
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